@Innovator said:

I'm actually very excited by this news. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/fallout-tv-series-westworld-creators-works-at-amazon-1301570

Discuss.

I'll definitely be checking it out if Jonathan Nolan is doing it. But we do seem do be very over saturated with stories set in a post apocalyptic world and with a Last of Us series already on the way do we really need another one? As far as turning video games into tv shows there are choices out there that would make for a more unique experience than Fallout.

@Invidia said:

Is anyone else as sick and tired of STREAMING SERVICES as I am???

Why do people want to watch shows on a computer screen instead of on the regular TV???

It does puzzle me why some people do watch shows on a computer screen. It's so uncomfortable and you don't get to enjoy the cinematography, atmosphere and visuals properly. But I always watch streaming services on a regular tv. I assumed the majority of people did the same. There's lots of ways you can do that these days. I stream via my PS4.

@Invidia said:

Why do people want to watch shows on a computer screen instead of on the regular TV???

I have most streaming services and I watch them all on my normal TV. Today's cable services and Smart TVs all have streaming service apps on them, and those that don't you can install something to add them in.

@JustinJackFlash said:

I'll definitely be checking it out if Jonathan Nolan is doing it. But we do seem do be very over saturated with stories set in a post apocalyptic world and with a Last of Us series already on the way do we really need another one? As far as turning video games into tv shows there are choices out there that would make for a more unique experience than Fallout.

Fallout has a very unique setting with a lot of humor and social commentary. You also got raiders, robots, mutants, monsters, power armor, 30-50s aesthetic/music, zombies...pretty much a hodgepodge of every option you could ever want when creating post apocalyptic stories. I personally hope that it does a Walking Dead where the main character starts in a vault from somewhere in the United State as he/she travels all across the country with his/her dog and ever changing companions seeing how the nuclear war had affected those locations.

@Innovator said:

Fallout has a very unique setting with a lot of humor and social commentary. You also got raiders, robots, mutants, monsters, power armor, 30-50s aesthetic/music, zombies...pretty much a hodgepodge of every option you could ever want when creating post apocalyptic stories. I personally hope that it does a Walking Dead where the main character starts in a vault from somewhere in the United State as he/she travels all across the country with his/her dog and ever changing companions seeing how the nuclear war had affected those locations.

I know, I played Fallout 3 and New Vegas. But how about a tv show of something like Bioshock? That's got all the kind of stuff you mentioned including the latter day aesthetic and it's not post apocalyptic.

@JustinJackFlash said:

@Innovator said:

Fallout has a very unique setting with a lot of humor and social commentary. You also got raiders, robots, mutants, monsters, power armor, 30-50s aesthetic/music, zombies...pretty much a hodgepodge of every option you could ever want when creating post apocalyptic stories. I personally hope that it does a Walking Dead where the main character starts in a vault from somewhere in the United State as he/she travels all across the country with his/her dog and ever changing companions seeing how the nuclear war had affected those locations.

I know, I played Fallout 3 and New Vegas. But how about a tv show of something like Bioshock? That's got all the kind of stuff you mentioned including the latter day aesthetic and it's not post apocalyptic.

I believe Sony owns the Bioshock rights. A Bioshock movie was in development by Sony, but it's stuck in development hell, and until they make new Bioshock games Ior if like movies prove to be succesful) it'll probably stay there. https://bioshock.fandom.com/wiki/BioShock_(film)

@Innovator said:

I believe Sony owns the Bioshock rights. A Bioshock movie was in development by Sony, but it's stuck in development hell, and until they make new Bioshock games Ior if like movies prove to be succesful) it'll probably stay there. https://bioshock.fandom.com/wiki/BioShock_(film)

Thanks for the info. I hope they finally make it.